St. Pauls by Night

GR, f8.0, 8 sec., ISO 100, RAW

Been to see 'The Merchant of Venice' at the Globe Theater and went for a walk along the Southbank before and after the show. This photo could have maybe done with being exposed a bit longer but I still like it and think it shows the colors of the lights better.

Crossing the Ghost Bridge

 

GXR A12-M, f1.4, 1/60, ISO 3200, JPG, 53mm (Voigtlander Nokton f1.4 35mm)

Under an Orange Sky

GXR A12-M, f4.0, 1/470, ISO 200, RAW, 80mm (Industar-61 f2.8 53mm L)

White Figures

GRD, f2.4, 1/15, ISO 1600, JPG b&w

Back in the UK it is difficult to take many pictures, it gets dark at 4pm already and I am so far not overly inspired. I find it a bit boring when compared with Hong Kong. Need to re-adjust and start seeing the pictures again, also for street photography it is important to anticipate the picture.

Spare A Little Change

GRD II, f5.6, 1/400, ISO 100, RAW, 40mm

This guy has been in the same spot since the first time I've been to London 5 years ago. He is always at the walkway up to the Millennium Bridge on the Tate Modern site and always with his dog. I had him before in one picture but liked this shot since I always wanted to have a picture taken from above.
I changed the contrast and colors and cropped the image slightly.

Walking By

GRD II, f3.2, 1/160, ISO 80, RAW

Quick update for today since it's already late. Finally managed to upload my posts for the last days.
Took this picture today after work and while it was planned to be a b&w high contrast shot I decided to use the color version and recover some of the overexposed areas.

Three for a Day

"Looking Back Over My Shoulder"
GRD II, f7.1, 1/640, ISO 80, RAW, 21mm

"Kite Runner"
GRD II, f5, 1/320, ISO 80, RAW, 21mm

"West India"
GRD II, f4.5, 1/100, ISO 80, RAW, 21mm

I had more time to take pictures today. I could not really decide which picture out of the three to take so decided to use all three. At the same time I did not use the 21mm lens in a while so with this I make up for it :). Now, I won't ramble on and bore you (not more than necessary anyway :P ) so instead enjoy the pictures.